# Every Schema.org term, and the ones we added **939 types**, **1,538 properties** and **546 values** from Schema.org 30.1, as published. Beside them, the [.org.ai superset](https://schema.org.ai/#superset): 36 types and 9 properties for agents, the tools they use, and the businesses they work in. - [Every type, as a tree](https://schema.org.ai/types) - [Every property, A to Z](https://schema.org.ai/properties) ## Where every type starts Every type is a more specific kind of another, back to [Thing](https://schema.org.ai/Thing), or to [DataType](https://schema.org.ai/DataType) for plain values like text and numbers. These are the first branches. - [Action](https://schema.org.ai/Action): 115 types below it. An action performed by a direct agent and indirect participants upon a direct object. - [BioChemEntity](https://schema.org.ai/BioChemEntity): 4 types below it. Any biological, chemical, or biochemical thing. - [CreativeWork](https://schema.org.ai/CreativeWork): 187 types below it. The most generic kind of creative work, including books, movies, photographs, software programs, etc. - [Event](https://schema.org.ai/Event): 35 types below it. An event happening at a certain time and location, such as a concert, lecture, or festival. - [Intangible](https://schema.org.ai/Intangible): 292 types below it. A utility class that serves as the umbrella for a number of 'intangible' things such as quantities, structured values, etc. - [MedicalEntity](https://schema.org.ai/MedicalEntity): 71 types below it. The most generic type of entity related to health and the practice of medicine. - [Organization](https://schema.org.ai/Organization): 171 types below it. An organization such as a school, NGO, corporation, club, etc. - [Person](https://schema.org.ai/Person): 1 type below it. A person (alive, dead, undead, or fictional). - [Place](https://schema.org.ai/Place): 208 types below it. Entities that have a somewhat fixed, physical extension. - [Product](https://schema.org.ai/Product): 13 types below it. Any offered product or service. - [Taxon](https://schema.org.ai/Taxon): 0 types below it. A set of organisms asserted to represent a natural cohesive biological unit. - [DataType](https://schema.org.ai/DataType): 17 types below it. The basic data types such as Integers, Strings, etc. ## The .org.ai superset 36 types and 9 properties the Org.AI Foundation adds to Schema.org, for the work agents and businesses do. 8 share a name with a Schema.org term; each is shown on that term's page. The whole superset is [extensions.jsonld](https://github.com/dot-org-ai/schema.org.ai/blob/main/extensions.jsonld). - [Agent](https://schema.org.ai/Agent) (Type): An autonomous AI agent that can perform actions, use tools, and make decisions to accomplish goals. - [API](https://schema.org.ai/API) (Type): An API endpoint (REST, RPC, GraphQL) that provides programmatic access to services. - [Capability](https://schema.org.ai/Capability) (Type): A capability or skill that an Agent possesses, defining what actions it can perform. - [CLI](https://schema.org.ai/CLI) (Type): A Command-Line Interface tool for interacting with services from the terminal. - [Company](https://schema.org.ai/Company) (Type): A concrete firm: an organization that operates in an Industry, instantiates a CompanyType archetype, employs workers, and buys and sells. - [CompanyType](https://schema.org.ai/CompanyType) (Type): A company archetype derived from Industry × business model × regulatory regime. - [Department](https://schema.org.ai/Department) (Type): A functional department within a CompanyType (e.g. - [DigitalProperty](https://schema.org.ai/DigitalProperty) (Type): A digital property — a website, app, API, deployed agent, or any addressable entity with a stable digital presence. - [Event](https://schema.org.ai/Event#org-ai) (Type, beside Schema.org's Event): A business occurrence: the immutable, past-tense record that something happened, carrying What/Who/When/Where/Why/How dimensions. - [Generation](https://schema.org.ai/Generation) (Type): An AI generation instance, representing output produced by a Model or Agent. - [Hypothesis](https://schema.org.ai/Hypothesis) (Type): A testable assumption with evidence collection: a statement, the metric it moves, a target value, testing status, and collected evidence — the validation unit… - [ICP](https://schema.org.ai/ICP) (Type): An Ideal Customer Profile in the as/at/are/using/to framework: who they are (as), where they work (at), their current situation (are), what they use today… - [Idea](https://schema.org.ai/Idea) (Type): A business concept with a name, an elevator pitch, and a lifecycle status, validated through Hypotheses on its way to becoming a Startup. - [Industry](https://schema.org.ai/Industry) (Type): An industry classification (e.g. - [InvestmentThesis](https://schema.org.ai/InvestmentThesis) (Type): An investment or strategic thesis — a structured argument for a particular approach to building (e.g. - [JobType](https://schema.org.ai/JobType) (Type): A job-type archetype — a specific role within a CompanyType. - [JTBD](https://schema.org.ai/JTBD) (Type): A Job To Be Done in the When/I-want/So-I-can pattern: situation, motivation, outcome — optionally scored on functional, emotional, and social dimensions with… - [LandingPage](https://schema.org.ai/LandingPage) (Type): A conversion-optimized marketing landing page with hero, features, testimonials, and CTA sections. - [MCP](https://schema.org.ai/MCP) (Type): A Model Context Protocol server that exposes tools and resources to AI models. - [Model](https://schema.org.ai/Model) (Type): An AI/ML model that powers an Agent or provides inference capabilities. - [Offer](https://schema.org.ai/Offer#org-ai) (Type, beside Schema.org's Offer): An offer a platform business makes: the packaged promise — what is delivered, to whom (ICP coordinates), how, and on what pricing structure. - [Problem](https://schema.org.ai/Problem) (Type): A canonical Problem — pain exposed by a sufficiently-pinned Ideal Customer Profile. - [Process](https://schema.org.ai/Process) (Type): A cross-functional business process — typically an APQC-coded multi-step operation (e.g. - [Product](https://schema.org.ai/Product#org-ai) (Type, beside Schema.org's Product): A product the platform's businesses make, sell, or use — spanning instance-grain products and the UNSPSC-seeded product-category taxonomy. - [Prompt](https://schema.org.ai/Prompt) (Type): A prompt or prompt template used to instruct an AI model or Agent. - [Role](https://schema.org.ai/Role#org-ai) (Type, beside Schema.org's Role): A job role definition: a named position/function with required skills, responsibilities, permissions, tool grants, delegation/approval/escalation edges, and a… - [SDK](https://schema.org.ai/SDK) (Type): A Software Development Kit package that provides programmatic access to a platform or service. - [Service](https://schema.org.ai/Service#org-ai) (Type, beside Schema.org's Service): A service a platform business provides — including services-as-software (services delivered by agents with software economics). - [Startup](https://schema.org.ai/Startup) (Type): A startup company threading the lifecycle stages idea → validating → building → scaling → established, with pitch, industry, and its ICPs. - [Task](https://schema.org.ai/Task) (Type): A granular unit of work — typically an O*NET task statement or comparable imperative work action. - [Team](https://schema.org.ai/Team) (Type): A team: a named group of workers (agents and humans) with members, an optional lead, goals, and communication channels. - [Thesis](https://schema.org.ai/Thesis#org-ai) (Type, beside Schema.org's Thesis): The strategic bet a startup is founded on — the cascade's thesis noun (Service-as-Software, Agent, Headless SaaS are canonical theses). - [Tool](https://schema.org.ai/Tool) (Type): A tool that can be used by an Agent to perform actions. - [Webhook](https://schema.org.ai/Webhook) (Type): A webhook endpoint that receives event-driven notifications. - [Worker](https://schema.org.ai/Worker) (Type): The base work-executor type over the agent/human duality: Worker { type: 'agent' | 'human' } with status, capabilities, and current task. - [Workflow](https://schema.org.ai/Workflow) (Type): An autonomous workflow definition that specifies a sequence of actions to be performed by Agents. - [capability](https://schema.org.ai/capability) (Property): A capability or skill that this Agent possesses. - [digital](https://schema.org.ai/digital) (Property): Digital maturity score from 0.0 (fully analog/manual) to 1.0 (fully digital/autonomous). - [goal](https://schema.org.ai/goal) (Property): The goal or objective that this Agent is trying to achieve. - [model](https://schema.org.ai/model#org-ai) (Property): The AI model(s) that power this Agent or Generation. - [prompt](https://schema.org.ai/prompt) (Property): The prompt used to generate this output. - [temperature](https://schema.org.ai/temperature) (Property): The temperature parameter used for AI generation (0.0-2.0). - [tokens](https://schema.org.ai/tokens) (Property): The number of tokens used or generated. - [tool](https://schema.org.ai/tool#org-ai) (Property): A tool available to this Agent for performing actions. - [workflow](https://schema.org.ai/workflow) (Property): A workflow that this Agent can execute. ## Use the data Every term is here as data, at an address you can guess from its name. - [https://schema.org.ai/Person.json](https://schema.org.ai/Person.json): a term as JSON-LD - [https://schema.org.ai/Person.md](https://schema.org.ai/Person.md): a term as Markdown, for language models - [https://schema.org.ai/schemaorg-30.1.jsonld](https://schema.org.ai/schemaorg-30.1.jsonld): the whole of Schema.org 30.1, the file every page here is built from - [https://schema.org.ai/extensions.jsonld](https://schema.org.ai/extensions.jsonld): the whole .org.ai superset - [npm i schema.org.ai](https://www.npmjs.com/package/schema.org.ai): TypeScript types for Schema.org and the superset - [https://schema.org.ai/llms.txt](https://schema.org.ai/llms.txt): what this site is, for language models ## Where this comes from Schema.org's terms are quoted as published, and credited. The superset is ours, and says so on every page. - Published by: Schema.org, a vocabulary for structured data, founded by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and Yandex, and run by its community - Release: version 30.1, 16 September 2026 - License: CC BY-SA 3.0, free to copy and adapt, with credit, under the same licence - Changed by us: nothing --- The Org.AI Foundation is a non-profit. https://schema.org.ai/ is its copy of Schema.org, and the types it adds.